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Dunstan Playhouse and Space Theatre Visual Access and Venue Guide STATE THEATRE COMPANY SOUTH AUSTRALIA DUNSTAN PLAYHOUSE AND SPACE THEATRE VISUAL ACCESS AND VENUE GUIDE 1 ABOUT THIS GUIDE This guide is designed to assist you in planning your trip to our venues. It provides images and descriptions of the different access points for our performances in the Dunstan Playhouse and Space Theatre. PARKING The closest paid parking garage to the Adelaide Festival Centre is the Riverbank Car Park, underneath the convention centre. It is accessed via Festival Drive, off Montefiore Road. The Dunstan Playhouse plaza can be accessed from the carpark via lifts. Also accessed via Festival Drive, there are two Accessible Carparks available, which provides easy access to a lift to the Plaza. More details on this space can be found on page 17 of this guide. There are also several car parks on Hindley Street and North Terrace. PUBLIC TRANSPORT Adelaide Festival Centre is easily accessed from the Adelaide Railway Station. The Railway Station tram stop is also very close, only about 500m away from the main entrance of the Dunstan Playhouse. There are also bus stops close to each entry point of the Adelaide Festival Centre. 2 CONTENTS ACCESS VIA KING WILLIAM ST .................... 6 ACCESS VIA ADELAIDE RAILWAY STATION . 10 ACCESS VIA FESTIVAL DRIVE ..................... 15 ACCESS VIA THE FOOTBRIDGE .................. 19 DUNSTAN PLAYHOUSE .............................. 29 SPACE THEATRE ....................................... 30 LEAVING THE VENUE ................................ 33 3 Footbridge access Horseshoe drop off point Festival Drive access Railway Station access path MAP Dunstan Playhouse and Space Theatre location Parking spaces mentioned in guide Four access points mentioned in guide 4 Welcome to the Adelaide Festival Centre! You are about to see a State Theatre Company performance in either the Dunstan Playhouse or the Space Theatre. 1 2 There are four ways to access the venue, depending on where you are coming from and how you are arriving. 5 ACCESS VIA KING WILLIAM ST The first way is via King William Street, using the horseshoe drop off point. You will see a large ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE sign which will tell you that you are in the right place. This is best for you if you are being dropped off in a vehicle. 6 This sign will indicate where you need to go. You will then travel along the Walk of Fame path 7 This path is a ramp, and is relatively flat and smooth, with a slight decline. It will take you past the entrance of the Festival Theatre There are many signs along the path that will assist you in finding your way. 8 You will come to a large red ‘festivals’ sign. Keep following the path around, soon you will find the eastern entrance of the Dunstan Playhouse foyer. This door is usually not open, so continue around the side of the building to find the main entrance doors. 9 ACCESS VIA ADELAIDE RAILWAY STATION The second way to access the venue is via the Adelaide Railway Station on North Terrace. This is best for you if you are arriving via train, tram, or from North Terrace. From street level, there is a lift to take you downstairs. This is quite hidden, but there are signs overhead that will assist you in locating the lift. 10 If stairs or escalators are not a problem for you, access is available via the main sliding glass doors. There is also a ramp entrance to the Railway Station. This ramp is quite steeply raked in a decline upon entry. 11 After you travel across the Railway Station, you will find yourself at this tunnel. Continue to travel straight through this tunnel/ walkway. The Dunstan Playhouse plaza is just on the other side of the tunnel. 12 ACCESS VIA FESTIVAL DRIVE The third way to access the venue is via Festival Drive, which is off Montefiore Road. Festival Drive is adjacent to the nearby Adelaide Convention Centre. This is best for you if you are being dropped off in a vehicle, or if you require the nearest possible paid car park. Festival Drive is a no through road, and is a two way street. 13 When you travel down Festival Drive, you will see the entrance to the Riverbank Carpark to your right. There are lifts in this car park which will allow you to access the plaza easily. The red circle indicates the entry to the cark park. 14 Keep travelling down Festival Drive and to your left, you will find a drop off point, with two Accessible parking spaces available, indicated in the image below. Parking spaces 15 Drop off point There is a lift here that will take you upstairs to the plaza. When inside the lift, simply press the button marked ‘1’ (there is only one button) and you will find yourself facing the Dunstan Playhouse foyer. 16 ACCESS VIA THE FOOTBRIDGE The fourth and final way to access the venue is via the Footbridge, which is off War Memorial Drive, adjacent to Adelaide Oval. The footbridge is flat and smooth, and will lead you directly to the plaza outside the Dunstan Playhouse and Space Theatre foyer. 1 2 This is best for you if you are being dropped off, or are parking your car near the oval. 17 MAIN ENTRANCE AND FOYER The foyer is a glass corridor. You will see the black tinted glass along the side of the building. The main entrance doors are on the front side of the building, facing the river. 18 Here are the main entrance doors, which are indicated with green signage saying ENTRANCE. There is usually a security guard standing here. The signage will also indicate you are at the correct entrance. There are two sets of automatic double doors. 19 The foyer of the Dunstan Playhouse is long and narrow, with carpeted flooring. This is the box office, which is located to the right of the main entrance. This is where you can pick up and purchase tickets, check coats and bags, borrow hearing assistance packs and ask for assistance should you need any. 20 Also to the right of the main entrance, there are toilets. Male and accessible toilets are here next to door 1. Female toilets are underneath the stairwell. 21 There are four doors (1, 2, 3, and 4), and your ticket will indicate which door you need to use to find your seat. Door one is adjacent the box office and the subsequent doors follow in order, from right to left around the foyer. 22 There are two lifts that are used for patrons who have booked for the balcony, or accessible seating. Lift 2a is between doors 1 and 2. Lift 3a is between doors 3 and 4. Ushers can assist you in finding which lift you need to use. 23 Opposite door four, on the eastern side of the foyer, is the bar. Here you can purchase refreshments. Drinks can be taken into the theatre, but they must be in a plastic cup. The bar staff can assist you with this. 24 Opposite the bar, there are more toilets. Male and accessible toilets are next to door 4 Female toilets are on the other side of the stairwell. 25 Inside the foyer, there are lots of chairs and tables for you to sit, have a drink, and wait to be seated in the theatre, or relax at interval (if there is one). There will be a loud bell and an announcement indicating that it is time to take your seat in the theatre. You will also see that the ushers will open the theatre doors. 26 DUNSTAN PLAYHOUSE The stalls and balcony of the playhouse are accessed via stairs, and there are stairs to take you down into the stalls seating. This is a view of the seating from the stage – you can see the stairs as access to the stalls seating. There are smaller balconies, indicated by red circles, which are great for those who need accessible seating, and are accessed via the lifts. Let us know when you’re booking your tickets if you require this kind of seating. 27 SPACE THEATRE The space theatre is accessed via the Dunstan Playhouse foyer. It is on the eastern side, to the left of the main entrance doors. 28 There are stairs or a ramp available to the theatre door. This is the door into the theatre. Tickets to our shows here are general admission, which means you can choose where you would like to sit. 29 The seating in the Space is able to be moved around, and is sometimes in a different configuration to what you might be used to. The majority of the seating in the Space Theatre is accessed via stairs, regardless of how the seating is arranged. For our shows, it is usually arranged like this, with the stage at the bottom left hand corner of the image below: Accessible seating is available on the top level of the seating. There are no steps or ramps to access this. Let us know when you are booking if you need assistance in finding a seat that suits your needs. 30 LEAVING THE VENUE After the show is over, you can exit using the main doors again, and follow your preferred route away from the venue. 31 We hope you have found this guide helpful. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you need any other assistance or information about the Access Services that we provide. statetheatrecompany.com.au/access [email protected] (08) 8415 5333 We look forward to seeing you at the theatre! 32 33 34.
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